Philadelphia Eagles

It's over three months until the Eagles play a game that actually counts so worrying about Malcolm Jenkins right now is probably not the best use of time for the organization's fan base.

The franchise quarterback in-line for a monster extension sooner rather than later was a full-go at Tuesday's practice, taking every rep with the first team during both 7-on-7 and team drills.

Carson Wentz's health and Malcolm Jenkins' decision to stay away from the NovaCare Complex were the headlines as the Eagles kicked off Phase 3 of their offseason work Tuesday.

If you're being logical, it's not really all that important that Carson Wentz is ready to go for the Eagles in May.

Chris Long told the Eagles to prepare like he wasn't coming back for the 2019 season and the veteran pass rusher has put the punctuation on that.

A Southern Cal product, Kessler, 26, has played in 16 games and started 12 in stints with Cleveland and Jacksonville since being drafted in 2016 by the Browns, ironically with part of the haul Cleveland received in the Carson Wentz deal.

Friday was a time for the Eagles' rookies and Doug Pederson set the tone for that rather quickly during his pre-practice press briefing when asked about the health of his star quarterback Carson Wentz.

The Eagles' rookie class will get the opportunity to catch the eyes of the brass -- in a good or bad way -- for the first time during a mini-camp that runs from Friday through Sunday.

For the second consecutive year the Eagles worked some first-round magic with the Baltimore Ravens.

Our running commentary on the 2019 NFL Draft, from 97.3 ESPN FM.